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By Star Cutouts

Hung it above my bed so he can watch over me love having Naruto in my space. Kala. Texas. Wed Sep 13 2023

By Canora Grey

17" H x 24" W

"On the Eve of Victory, Mount Vernon, September 11, 1781" by Henry Hintermeister depicts a significant moment during the American Revolutionary War when General George Washington and French General Jean-Baptiste-Donatien de Vimeur, Comte de Rochambeau, met at Mount Vernon on September 11, 1781. This meeting occurred just before their decisive campaign against British forces at Yorktown, Virginia, which would lead to a pivotal American and French victory.

By Wet Paint Printing

64x17 inch cardboard cutout of the AGM-114 Hellfire missle. This is an anti-armor missile that was later revised for recision strikes by drone, especially for high-value targets. This missile recently made the news as a video was released showing it bounce off a bright shiny UFO.

By Design Toscano

36" H x 46" W

Morgan's second wife, Mary, modeled as the mother in this ideal look of summer on the bank of the river Arun in Sussex as a delightful Victorian family on a summer holiday. Rich sentimental childhood adventures akin to "Me Too" were very much to the taste of the rich Victorians. English painter Morgan paid great attention to detail specializing in country life, idyllic scenes of childhood, animals, domestic portraits that were used on calendars and in the advertisements. Morgan was asked to do the portraits of Queen Alexandria and her children then exhibited at London galleries. The authentic stretched canvas replica painting captures the original work's texture, depth of color, and even its subtle brushstrokes, which are applied by hand. With bas-relief organic styling, the multi-tiered, replica European style fame is cast in quality designer resin and highlighted with an aged gold-toned finish. Proudly printed and framed in the USA using imported molding.

I got this as a present for my birthday. I am a mom of three kids so just wanted to have something classic like this! Highly recomended ! Unique piece !. Silvana. US. Sat Sep 20 2025

By The Holiday Aisle®

He’s so cute. Color red is vibrant. I love this clown skull.. Ashley. Jackson, MS. Fri Sep 06 2024

By Canora Grey

36" H x 24" W

"Private, 4th Connecticut Regiment of the Continental Army" by Charles M. Lefferts, is a finely detailed illustration portraying a soldier from the Revolutionary War era. The private is dressed in a brown regimental coat with red cuffs and facings, buttoned at the front and adorned with white trim and shoulder epaulets, indicating his service in the Continental Line. He wears light buff breeches and white gaiters that extend up to the knee, typical of military dress for foot soldiers. His gear includes a crossbelt with a cartridge box, a bayonet scabbard, and a musket held upright at his side. A black tricorn hat, accented with a green cockade, completes the ensemble. Lefferts’ attention to uniform color, posture, and equipment provides a vivid visual record of Connecticut’s contribution to the Revolutionary War and the evolving identity of the Continental Army.

By Canora Grey

24" H x 18" W

"The Battle of Manila Bay: Fighting a Six-Inch Gun on Board the Olympia" by Frederick Coffay Yohn is an evocative illustration depicting a dramatic scene from the Battle of Manila Bay during the Spanish-American War on May 1, 1898. The painting captures an intense moment aboard the USS Olympia, the flagship of Commodore George Dewey, during the historic naval battle. The Battle of Manila Bay was a decisive naval engagement during the Spanish-American War. It marked a critical victory for the United States Navy and established the U.S. as a major naval power. Commodore George Dewey led the U.S. Asiatic Squadron into Manila Bay and destroyed the Spanish Pacific Squadron in a single morning with minimal American casualties. The battle demonstrated the effectiveness of modern naval technology, such as steel-hulled ships and advanced artillery, which gave the U.S. fleet a significant advantage over the outdated Spanish ships. The painting serves as a tribute to one of the most celebrated victories in U.S. naval history and the beginning of American expansion into the Pacific.

By Winston Porter

34" H x 44" W x 1.5" D, Black Single Picture Framed Canvas

This beautiful "300 Spartan Warriors Against Persia I" Wall art is printed on premium quality cotton canvas or metal aluminum format using the finest fade-resistant ink. Our collection offers an array of frame colors to complement your interior design, ensuring that your artwork seamlessly integrates with your home or office decor. Printed directly onto a thin sheet of durable aluminum, the colors are bold, vibrant, and rich in contrast, making the image pop with a reflective sheen. This format is lightweight, modern, and moisture-resistant, offering a long-lasting and unique way to display art with a glossy, cutting-edge look. Each format is crafted with premium materials, tailored to suit different tastes and settings, from minimalist and contemporary spaces to more traditional environments.

You can see the discipline and courage of the soldiers well done. Sherry. Yankee North. Thu Feb 19 2026

By Le Creuset

White

The shallow heart cocotte features a classic heart shape with a lovely stainless steel knob. Its shallow depth makes it ideal for heart-warming casseroles, desserts, and breads perfectly sized for sharing. Lovingly crafted from our legendary cast iron, the heart cocotte has exceptional heat distribution and retention qualities to lock in flavor, and large loop handles designed for easy lifting from oven to table. The colorful enameled surface minimizes sticking and staining, requires no pre-seasoning, and is easy to clean.

I absolutely love the Le Creuset Cast Iron Heart Dish! I love it so much that I bought a total of 3 in different colors. They are well packaged and reasonably priced, too!. Ah. LA. Sat Jun 13 2026

By Charlton Home®

24" H x 36" W x 1.5" D

The subject of this painting is the surrender of the British army at Yorktown, Virginia, in 1781, which ended the last major campaign of the Revolutionary War. The blue sky filled with dark clouds and the broken cannon suggest the battles that led to this event. In early September, entrenched with a force of 7,000 men, Cornwallis had hoped for rescue from the sea, but the British vessels were repelled by a French fleet. Within weeks General Washington had deployed a much larger army, and his artillery bombarded the British positions in early October. After American and French troops overran two British strongholds, Cornwallis surrendered on October 19, 1781.

By Bloomsbury Market

16.5" H x 24" W

The Battle of Princeton 1777 by John Ward Dunsmore captures a pivotal moment in the American Revolutionary War. The depiction of Washington in this painting reflects the enduring narrative of his bravery and strategic brilliance during the Revolutionary War. The Battle of Princeton was part of Washington's "Ten Crucial Days" campaign, which began with the surprise victory at Trenton. It marked another significant American victory that boosted morale and solidified Washington's reputation as a capable leader. At Princeton, Washington's army defeated a British force, compelling the British to retreat to New Brunswick, New Jersey.

By Bloomsbury Market

36" H x 24" W

"Corporal, Grenadier Company, Gâtinais Regiment, French Army" by Charles M. Lefferts portrays a distinguished non-commissioned officer from one of France’s elite infantry units that served in the American Revolutionary War. The corporal is shown wearing the regiment’s formal uniform: a white coat with violet facings, silver trim, and matching violet smallclothes, reflecting the distinct colors of the Gâtinais Regiment. As a grenadier, he is outfitted with a tall bearskin cap featuring a brass front plate, symbolizing his elite status within the unit. His crossbelts support a cartridge box and bayonet, and he carries a musket, standing at attention in a disciplined pose. This vivid depiction underscores the professionalism and ornate dress of French grenadiers, whose support was crucial in battles like Yorktown, and highlights Lefferts' careful research in capturing the multinational character of the Revolutionary War.

By Advanced Graphics

Very lifelike it's like they took Miss Gulch straight from the original movie.. Deborah. Randallstown, MD. Wed Feb 18 2026

By Charlton Home®

Wrapped Canvas, 36" H x 30" W

The Fall of the Damned, alternately known as The Fall of the Rebel Angels is a monumental c. 1620 religious painting by Peter Paul Rubens. It features a jumble of the bodies of the damned, hurled into abyss by archangel Michael and accompanying angels.

By Canora Grey

24" H x 18" W

"The American Soldier, 1786 – 1st American Regiment" by H. Charles McBarron, vividly illustrates soldiers of the early U.S. Army just after the Revolutionary War. The central figure, confidently posed atop a cannon, wears the blue coat with red facings and white smallclothes that were standard for the 1st American Regiment, the precursor to the modern U.S. Army. His uniform and demeanor reflect both continuity with Continental Army traditions and the emerging professionalism of a standing military force. In the background, troops march within a frontier-style log fort under the light of a full moon, suggesting a constant state of vigilance. The 1st American Regiment was the only remaining infantry unit retained after the Continental Army disbanded in 1784. Stationed on the frontier, it played a key role in securing the Northwest Territory and was involved in early conflicts that led up to the Battle of Fallen Timbers (1794).

By Canora Grey

36" H x 36" W

"Valley Forge Soldier on Picket Duty in the Snow" by Frederick Coffay Yohn captures the enduring spirit and struggle of soldiers during the harsh winter encampment at Valley Forge in 1777-1778. It is a poignant portrayal of the perseverance and resilience of the Continental Army, symbolized through a lone soldier standing guard amidst a snow-covered landscape. The scene is imbued with somber tones, emphasizing the isolation and challenges faced by these soldiers. Yohn's skill in depicting historical moments is reflected in the detailed rendering of the soldier's attire and equipment, as well as the snowy environment.

By Trinx

24" W x 36" H

All pleasure is ours to have your attention on our finest canvas! This product is one of the indispensable items to highlight your room with impression and luxury. Also, it is such an excellent idea to make it a gift to your dearest ones!

By Star Cutouts

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By Alcott Hill®

16.5" H x 24" W

"Death of General de Kalb at the Battle of Camden" by Alonzo Chappel captures a dramatic moment during the American Revolutionary War. Depicted in the painting is the heroism and sacrifice of Johann de Kalb, a German-born major general in the Continental Army. During the 1780 Battle of Camden, a brutal confrontation in South Carolina, de Kalb showed remarkable bravery while rallying American forces against the British. Despite his efforts, he was severely wounded and later died from his injuries. Chappel’s painting vividly conveys de Kalb's final moments, surrounded by his fellow soldiers, emphasizing his dedication and the tragic loss felt by his comrades.

By Canora Grey

17" H x 24" W

"Surrender at Yorktown, October 19, 1781" by Henry Hintermeister is a patriotic historical painting depicting the formal surrender of British forces under General Charles Cornwallis to the American and French forces led by General George Washington and General Comte de Rochambeau at Yorktown, Virginia, on October 19, 1781. The Siege of Yorktown was the decisive battle of the American Revolution, leading to the end of major combat and ultimately to the Treaty of Paris in 1783, which officially recognized American independence. Cornwallis did not personally attend the surrender ceremony, citing illness. Instead, he sent his second-in-command, General Charles O'Hara, who attempted to surrender to Rochambeau but was redirected to Washington. In an act of symbolic humility, Washington had his own second-in-command, General Benjamin Lincoln, accept the surrender.

By Canora Grey

36" H x 24" W

"Soldier of Sherburne's Continental Regiment" by Charles M. Lefferts, depicts a well-uniformed Continental soldier from a specialized unit raised in 1777. The soldier is shown in a dark red regimental coat with green facings—a highly distinctive color scheme uncommon among most Continental units. He wears green waistcoat and breeches, complemented by white gaiters and crossbelts, with a tricorn hat trimmed in white and a cartridge box and knapsack slung over his shoulders. Holding a musket with bayonet, he stands in a calm yet ready posture. Lefferts’ attention to detail captures the unique identity of Sherburne’s Regiment, a unit formed under Congressional authority and known for its formal appearance and reliable service in the Hudson Highlands and Rhode Island campaigns. This image highlights both the individuality and growing professionalism of American forces during the mid-war years.

By Foundation Armor

The Armor SX5000 WB is a PRO-Grade water-based penetrating water-repellent sealer. It penetrates deep into the substrate where it chemically reacts to form a hydrophobic barrier within the pores that reduces surface water absorption by up to 95%. The Armor SX5000 WB is made from high-quality, non-recycled, US-manufactured resins. It is designed for unsealed concrete, brick, pavers, natural stone, and porous masonry. It works entirely below the surface, won’t change the look or color of the substrate, and won’t leave a surface film. By reducing surface water absorption, cracking, spalling, pitting, mold, mildew, algae, staining, and other damage and deterioration caused by surface water absorption will also be reduced.

I’ve got a fairly long and steep concrete driveway that is starting to show its age a little bit. There has been some minor cracking from the freeze-thaw cycle each winter. I decided to try the Armour SX5000 water-based sealant to see if it would improve the situation. I have delayed writing this review for a bit as I wanted to driveway to go through at least one winter season. I first pressure washed the entire driveway surface which is pretty time consuming. I then applied the Armour sealant with a manual pump sprayer. This part went fairly quickly. The trick is to get the sealant covering the driveway well, but not so much as to create puddles that aren’t absorbed. I made sure there was no rain in the forecast for a couple of days. Initially, I did half of the driveway first and the first day that it rained the difference on the two sides was very noticeable. Water on the coated side was beading and running off and on the other side it was being absorbed into the concrete. My driveway has now gone through two winters and the sealant is still somewhat effective, but I think I will need to coat it again this fall.. Bryan. Halifax, NS. Fri Mar 27 2026

By Eider & Ivory™

This Red art smock is 22" x 16" with adjustable hook and loop straps. It is durable and easy to clean, and offers waterproof protection for messy media. For ages 3 and up. Sold as a pack of 3 smocks.

By Canora Grey

30" H x 36" W

"Sergeants Jasper and Newton Rescuing American Prisoners from the British" by John Blake White is a dramatic depiction of an act of bravery during the American Revolutionary War. The painting illustrates Sergeants William Jasper and John Newton, two celebrated soldiers of the Continental Army, executing a daring rescue of American prisoners from British captivity. The event is said to have taken place in Georgia when the two sergeants ambushed a British detachment escorting captured Patriot soldiers. By taking advantage of an unguarded moment, Jasper and Newton overpowered the British guards, freed the prisoners, and armed them with captured weapons. White's artwork captures the intense moment of action, highlighting themes of courage, heroism, and the resourcefulness of Patriot forces in their fight for independence. The story of Jasper and Newton became widely popular in early American history, inspiring generations with their fearless devotion to the cause of freedom.

By Le Creuset

White

The bread oven takes home baking to the next level of deliciousness and beauty. Crafted from our legendary cast iron for superior heat distribution, this purpose-built shape is designed to produce bakery-quality results.

Wonderful. I have already baked several sourdough rounds in it. Worth the money!. Pamela. US. Wed Jun 03 2026

By Cuisinart

Provencal Blue

Round out your cookware assortment with this 5.5 qt. oval cast-iron casserole. This model is perfect for serving family-sized meals, simmering big batches of stock, or browning and braising large roasts as well as cooking casseroles.

Perfect size for a chicken or pot roast and nice color. Wendy. Cleverdale, NY. Wed Mar 25 2026

By Canora Grey

19" H x 24" W

"Death of Colonel Scammell at the Siege of Yorktown" by Alonzo Chappel depicts the tragic wounding and subsequent death of Colonel Alexander Scammell, a distinguished officer in the Continental Army during the Siege of Yorktown (1781)—the final major battle of the American Revolution. Colonel Alexander Scammell was serving as the Adjutant General of George Washington’s army before taking command of a light infantry unit. On September 30, 1781, while scouting enemy positions outside Yorktown, Scammell was ambushed by a group of Hessian cavalry. He was shot, captured, and taken to British lines, where he was later paroled to an American field hospital. Despite medical care, he died on October 6, 1781, becoming one of the most notable American officers to fall at Yorktown.

By Le Creuset

The Revolution Bi-Material Slotted Spatula has a rigid edge for breaking up ingredients and flipping and slots to allow liquid to drain. The bi-material tools are crafted from a pliable combination of flexible silicone and rigid glass-reinforced nylon which allows them to conform to the edges of pots and pans while retaining strength and durability. Patented elliptical handles are thoughtfully crafted for comfort and control.

Yomaira. US. Sat Dec 13 2025

By Advanced Graphics

This is a life size cardboard cutout of Dave from Illumination's Despicable Me 4 movie. Easy to set up, it features a single-sided high-quality print on cardboard with an easel on the back so it can stand on its own. Cardboard standups make great decor for parties, photo ops and events!  Order yours today!

By Advanced Graphics

This is a cardboard cutout of Life-size cardboard standee of Captain America from the new Marvel movie Captain America Brave New World. Easy to set up, it features a single-sided, high-quality print on cardboard with an easel on the back so that it can stand on its own. Cardboard stand-ups make great decor for parties, photo ops, and events. Order yours today!

I mean who doesn't love a lifesize Captain America for your bedroom??? What's not to love about a life size super hero hanging out??. Andrea. Chandler, AZ. Mon Jun 02 2025

By Patriot Gear Company

24" H x 36" W

"The Burning of the Gaspee" by Charles DeWolf Brownell captures a pivotal but often overlooked moment in the lead-up to the American Revolution. In the years leading up to the American Revolution, tensions between the American colonies and the British Crown steadily escalated due to unpopular taxes, trade restrictions, and aggressive enforcement of customs laws. One flashpoint occurred in Rhode Island, where the British Royal Navy deployed the HMS Gaspee to patrol Narragansett Bay and crack down on smuggling—a vital economic lifeline for many colonists. The ship’s commander, Lieutenant William Dudingston, became notorious for overstepping his authority, harassing local vessels, and conducting unwarranted searches. His actions enraged Rhode Islanders, who viewed him as a symbol of British overreach and abuse of power. On the night of June 9, 1772, the Gaspee ran aground near Pawtuxet while chasing a packet boat. Seizing the opportunity, a group of local patriots led by John Brown - rumored to be a member of the Sons of Liberty - assembled a raiding party of about 60 men, rowed out under cover of darkness, wounded Dudingston, and set the ship ablaze. The Gaspee Affair was one of the first violent acts of rebellion against British authority and helped galvanize colonial resistance. Its historical significance lies in how it foreshadowed the coordinated revolutionary action to come. The Crown’s failed attempt to punish the raiders—thanks to a wall of silence among colonists—only fueled resentment and led to the formation of the Committees of Correspondence, a key step toward uniting the colonies in the fight for independence.

By Charlton Home®

The subject of this painting is the surrender of the British army at Yorktown, Virginia, in 1781, which ended the last major campaign of the Revolutionary War. The blue sky filled with dark clouds and the broken cannon suggest the battles that led to this event. In early September, entrenched with a force of 7,000 men, Cornwallis had hoped for rescue from the sea, but the British vessels were repelled by a French fleet. Within weeks General Washington had deployed a much larger army, and his artillery bombarded the British positions in early October. After American and French troops overran two British strongholds, Cornwallis surrendered on October 19, 1781.

By Red Barrel Studio®

24" H x 36" W

"Battle of Hobkirk's Hill" by Frederick Coffay Yohn depicts a key moment from the Battle of Hobkirk's Hill, which took place on April 25, 1781, near Camden, South Carolina, during the American Revolutionary War. Yohn illustrates the charge of Colonel George Washington's cavalry against the British right flank, a maneuver intended to cover the American retreat led by General Nathanael Greene. The Battle of Hobkirk's Hill saw Greene's smaller American force initially positioned on the hill, only to be driven back by Rawdon’s attack. Despite the British tactical victory, Rawdon abandoned Camden shortly afterward, marking a strategic win for Greene’s broader campaign to reclaim South Carolina. Yohn’s painting, with its focus on the cavalry action, highlights a moment of resilience amid the American withdrawal, rendered in his signature monochromatic style with a striking use of contrast to convey movement and drama.

By Longshore Tides

24" H x 36" W

"Battle Between the United States and the Macedonian, 25th October, 1812" by Alonzo Chappel depicts a pivotal naval battle during the War of 1812, where the American frigate USS United States, commanded by Commodore Stephen Decatur, engaged and defeated the British frigate HMS Macedonian in the Atlantic Ocean. This battle took place on October 25, 1812, early in the War of 1812, about 500 miles west of the Canary Islands. Stephen Decatur masterfully maneuvered USS United States to outgun and outmatch HMS Macedonian, crippling the British ship while sustaining minimal damage. After a prolonged battle, the Macedonian surrendered, and Decatur towed the captured British ship back to the United States, marking one of the first major American naval victories over the British. This victory was a huge morale boost for the U.S. Navy, proving that American warships could challenge and defeat the Royal Navy. The captured HMS Macedonian was later repaired and commissioned into the U.S. Navy.

By Star Cutouts

55x23 inch cardboard cutout of Victor from the youtube cartoon Creepy Candy!

By Wet Paint Printing

By Tehsigo Eternamente (J Mondragon) from USA - LBCC 156, CC BY-SA 2.0, 76x36 inch cardboard cutout of a red armored space marine ready to take on some imps and zombies!

By Astoria Grand

Museum quality fine art giclee reproduction printed on artist grade canvas. Wrapped on 1.75" pine stretcher bars

By Advanced Graphics

This is a life-size cardboard cutout of Falcon Captain America (Disney + Marvels Falcon and the Winter Soldier). This fun cardboard cutout brings the action of this fun Disney + series. Easy to set up, it features a single-sided high-quality print on cardboard with an easel on the back so it can stand on its own. Cardboard stand-ups make great decor for parties, photo ops, and events! Order yours today! SKU 3733 Size 72" x 38"

It was perfect. My mother in-law thought it was a real person at first.. Shiressa. CA. Mon Nov 27 2023

By Star Cutouts

83x32 inch cardboard cutout of Kamala Harris next to a silhouette of the statue of liberty with an American flag pattern. As Kamala says, America is a promise of freedom and liberty.

By Foundation Armor

The Armor SX5000 WB is a PRO-Grade water-based penetrating water repellent sealer. It penetrates deep into the substrate where it chemically reacts to form a hydrophobic barrier within the pores that reduces surface water absorption by up to 95%. The Armor SX5000 WB is made from high quality, non-recycled, US manufactured resins. It is designed for unsealed concrete, brick, pavers, natural stone, and porous masonry. It works entirely below the surface, won’t change the look or color of the substrate, and won’t leave a surface film. By reducing surface water absorption, cracking, spalling, pitting, mold, mildew, algae, staining, and other damage and deterioration caused by surface water absorption will also be reduced.

This sealant was perfect for the brick I had installed in my laundry room! It went on very easily. Now when I spill on my floor, the liquid just beads up like a freshly-waxed car. I also appreciate that it didn't change the finish of the matte brick.. Kerry. Pooler, GA. Sun Jan 23 2022

By Wet Paint Printing

66x43 inch cardboard cutout of a doomed space marine taking on the army of hell. Show your friends and family what you’re made off as you stand behind the mega armor that will keep you going through the eternal dark ages.

By Nostalgia

Skip the hassle of building a bonfire and bring the taste of the campfire right into the kitchen! Simply fill the compartment tray with marshmallows, chocolate, and graham crackers, then roast the marshmallows to a perfect golden brown over the flameless electric heater and enjoy!

perfect for my kiddos. we often do mini camp out session in the living room when the kids have company. this was a hit! I recommend using the standard size marshmallows. we use it is at least once a month. Erin. Elk Grove, CA. Fri May 08 2026

By Trinx

36" H x 24" W x 1.25" D

All pleasure is ours to have your attention on our finest canvas! This product is one of the indispensable items to highlight your room with impression and luxury. Also, it is such an excellent idea to make it a gift to your dearest ones!

Nice Clarity but way too small. Anonymous. Tue Feb 27 2024

By Advanced Graphics

This is a life size cardboard cutout of Poppy from DreamWorks movie Trolls Band Together. Easy to set up, it features a single-sided high quality print on cardboard with an easel on the back so it can stand on its own. Cardboard standups make great decor for parties, photo ops and events!  Order yours today!

Anonymous. Wed Apr 15 2026

By Victory Corps

Accent areas of floral sheeting, shape and outline objects, or wind around poles and railings with this product.

Absolutely love this garland. Thick, long, bright colors that are eye catching a mile away. Hit of the Neighborhood.. Paula. Philadelphia. Wed Jun 03 2020

By VEVOR

Turn Your Ideas into Personalized Creations:No complicated skills required — create your own custom pieces with ease! This sublimation oven machine uses heat and shrink film to firmly transfer patterns from sublimation paper — such as photos, illustrations, or messages — onto cups, ceramic mugs, and stainless-steel tumblers. Even beginners can quickly master the process and craft vibrant, long-lasting DIY artworks.

By Red Barrel Studio®

24" H x 17.25" W

The Fourth of July, 1916 by Frederick Childe Hassam is one of the most celebrated paintings in his renowned "Flag Series." This oil on canvas work captures a patriotic and vibrant scene on Fifth Avenue in New York City during World War I, showcasing the American spirit and solidarity. The painting prominently features dozens of American flags fluttering boldly against the facades of urban buildings. The perspective looks up the bustling avenue, where flags line both sides of the street, creating a vivid rhythm of red, white, and blue.

By Advanced Graphics

Life-size cardboard standee of the character Ted Lasso from the award-winning apple TV + series Ted Lasso. Great for photo opts.

Added this to my office for a conversation starter and talking point to my leadership style. Plus people always think I have someone watching me from the corner. Danae. Anchorage, AK. Fri Feb 02 2024